[arm-allstar] Raspberry Pi Asterisk not happy.

[Doug Crompton]

Ed,

 I assume you are using hamvoip.org Version 1.5 available at the web site.
If not this is not the place to ask. If so then I am surprised you had a
problem It is a very easy script run install that takes about 5 minutes.
Perhaps you had a bad SD card or bad write. The hardware you are using
should just work. The installed defaults to the Alinco.

I suspect you are not using the hamvoip.org code which is rock solid and
just works. It is menu driven so all the questions you have are answered in
the menu. Versions etc.


*73 Doug*

*WA3DSP*

*http://www.crompton.com/hamradio <http://www.crompton.com/hamradio>*



On Mon, Oct 23, 2017 at 4:18 PM, "Ed N3SDO via arm-allstar" <
arm-allstar at hamvoip.org> wrote:

> Hi hams.
> I am experienced with older x86 linux version of asterisk 3-4 yrs ago, pre
> dial, and this weekend I was trying to config a RPI2 with a usb rim-alinco
> and 220 mhz alinco mobile of another ham that was partially setup.
>
> Bottom line, I failed. Found some online docs, but still could not get it
> configed properly.   It seemed some of the .sh files were not there, and
> something was clunked in the config files.  Unsure if this was an install
> that did not complete, or my inexperience with R-Pi.
> So I'll throw out a series of questions:How do I determine what vers of
> Rasp OS I have?How do I determine what vers of Asterisk I have?How do I
> update/auto_update a stale version of asterisk?
> How to determine what .cfg / .conf files get loaded by asterisk?
> Is 'simpleusb123456b.conf' a loaded file, or one somebody saved as a
> backup copy?Where does asterisk report / log errors during initialization
> when it is missing a file or there is a syntax error in a cfg file?Is there
> a list of what scripts should be where, and when to use them?  Also to know
> what is missing, and where to get replacements?Docs describing the CLI and
> debug mode of asterisk?
>
> Thanks!
> Ed N3SDO
>
>
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